AI sourcing desk for Indian businesses

Speak the requirement. We make it supplier-ready.

Have a real buying conversation—not a long form. onBusiness asks the questions a capable supplier would ask, structures the answers, and lets you approve everything before outreach.

No sign-up before the conversation Buyer approval required
Requirement interview
Hindi + English
onBusiness

25 metric tonnes every month—flakes chahiye ya lye? Aur minimum purity?

Buyer

Flakes, 99%. Mumbai delivery. COA bhi chahiye.

Structured requirementCaustic soda flakes
Editable draft
GradeIndustrial, 99% min.
Quantity25 MT / month
DeliveryMumbai, Maharashtra
DocumentBatch COA required
Ready for buyer review
Hindi + EnglishNatural, mixed-language intake
Buyer-controlledEdit before anything is shared
IndiaMART discoverySearch starts from the approved scope
Comparable quotesEvery supplier sees the same core brief

Built around how India buys

The buyer rarely starts with a perfect specification.

A good sourcing desk should clarify the requirement before asking suppliers for a price.

What the buyer says
“Outdoor tiles chahiye—around 2,000 square feet, Jaipur delivery.”
What changes the quote
Application & loadAnti-skid ratingTile sizeThicknessFinishDelivery date
What the supplier receivesOne reviewed requirement with the same technical and commercial scope for every quote.

Conversation → clarity → competition

Procurement discipline without procurement software overhead.

01

Speak naturally

Explain the purchase in Hindi, English, or both. The conversation adapts to what you know—and asks about what is still missing.

02

Approve the exact requirement

Review the transcript, specifications, delivery terms, documents, and open questions. Nothing is shared until you approve it.

03

Reach relevant suppliers

The approved scope becomes the search brief for relevant IndiaMART categories and transparent supplier invitations.

Requirements with technical depth

Built for purchases a search box cannot understand.

Category-specific conversations capture the fields that affect price, supplier eligibility, compliance, and delivery.

01Chemical procurement

Industrial chemicals

Structure requirements for bulk and specialty chemicals before requesting quotes from Indian manufacturers, distributors, and stockists.

  • Chemical name, formula, grade and minimum purity
  • Required quantity, pack size, packaging material and delivery cadence
  • COA, MSDS/SDS, batch traceability and applicable certifications
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02Industrial manufacturing

Manufacturing components

Convert a spoken requirement into a comparable scope for machined, fabricated, moulded, cast, or assembled components.

  • Material grade, drawing revision, dimensions and tolerances
  • Prototype, monthly, annual and minimum order quantities
  • Surface finish, inspection, testing and PPAP requirements
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03Multi-site operations

Facility procurement

Help offices, schools, hospitals, hotels, warehouses, and plants define recurring service and material scopes before comparing providers.

  • Site count, area, shifts, footfall and operating constraints
  • Scope frequency, staffing, machines, chemicals and consumables
  • SLA, reporting, escalation and replacement expectations
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Evidence, not marketplace theatre

A supplier status should mean exactly what it says.

A public listing can reveal a candidate. It does not prove capability. onBusiness separates discovery, direct contact, and requirement-specific checks so buyers can see what is known—and what still needs diligence.

Read our verification language
01DiscoveredA relevant public listing or supplier website was found.
02Contact confirmedThe business identity and interest in the requirement were confirmed directly.
03Requirement checkedBuyer-defined documents or capability evidence were reviewed for this requirement.

Direct answers

What buyers ask before sharing a requirement.

Clear answers help buyers and search engines understand where onBusiness fits—and where buyer diligence remains essential.

What is onBusiness?

onBusiness is a B2B sourcing desk for Indian businesses. A buyer explains a requirement by voice or text, reviews an editable requirement, and can then request comparable quotations from relevant suppliers.

Can I speak in Hindi or mix Hindi and English?

Yes. The voice intake is designed for Hindi, English, and common mixed-language business conversations. The transcript and requirement remain editable before anything is shared.

How are suppliers found?

After approval, the requirement is mapped to relevant public IndiaMART city and product categories. Listings are ranked by category, location, and requirement-specific capability signals. A public listing is discovery evidence, not automatic verification.

Does onBusiness guarantee supplier quality?

No marketplace can responsibly guarantee every supplier. onBusiness discloses the checks completed for each introduction and helps buyers compare written specifications, taxes, timing, exclusions, and payment terms.

How does onBusiness make money?

The intended model is a disclosed success fee when a qualified introduction becomes an accepted order. There is no hidden markup, and commercial terms should be agreed before the transaction proceeds.

Start with the requirement

Your next supplier search can begin with a conversation.

Speak naturally. Review the structured scope. Decide when it is ready.

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